1171ffA tt. # 4 o l4l *-:4oo.)W,iivliiind - -ZAiiliii4l ~-.,„, • ~ ; ,„:,,..,iiii4o4l-llarritisa., ' • ~ , ~,,,, • •. , OneisipT, - AsirrAtottame aim Berunsaa,} . , , • ; ,C...kpf Hovxwd arid Mercer streets, ' - 'brzw Vous, August 3, 1861. .. . ~.... . .. . p.ELOPOSAIS . WILL BE RECEIVED •'" tit thitroffiai for furnishing, by contract Army lilfgpaßamess. ~.T.40 posals should state the price at which tab, Hants furnished, at toe places of xr.anufer titre; end the prize at which they can be delfivered -- fitethienepol;• the- number which can be made by Poibidder within one month after the receipt of the order, aim> the number which he can deliver with lii one week. The harness must exactly conform to the font* insperlakcidions end to the established patterns ; tour Wile harness as fo MC llows, to wit: KIM Two gallors—BreeCh straps, 3 feet 6 Inches long, 114 inches wide, sewed into 14 inch rings of 34 inch iron; hi s ksUups 8 feet U Inches long, 234 inches wide; pieces 2 feet long, 2 1 4 inches wide, with ci 114 hi ales; cross straps to buckle into stay placer; feet long, 1% inch wide; aide straps 4 feet long, 1 inch wide; tie straps 16 inches long, 34 Inch SI e , tapering to a point, - Two lly Bands... Long side,2 feet 8 inches long, Xinehe wide, with a two inch buckle; short side .i.. - firOt 4 dies long and 2 inches wide. ~ , TIM Herr rollers, 18 to 19 inches long, with double ",trips and gale leathers and buckles 34 inch wide. = ~ Two pairof strong Thames to suit, made of white `Oak root, ironed with hooks, breast rings 134 inch square, staples and line rings. Two pair of Hem Btrara—Lower one 5 feet 6 lichee long, a id ee wide; upper one 4 feet flinches tong, 34 inch Two Bridles—Crown piece 2 feet leng, .i inch wide; cheek pieces esch.lo inches long, 14 inch Wide; front piece 11X inches long, 14 man wide; stay pieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 16 inches lon er Inch wide*tose piece 11 inches long, 1 inch yid% blinds 6 inches lon , , 534 inches wide; reins, long sided feet long, 1 hum wide; short side 2 feet lonAl inch wide, with 1 inch bookie; baits, tinned nlWl.ft, to weigh , k pounds to the dosen Two pair Chain Pipet, 2 feet long, 235 inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 feet long, 16 links to the hot, of No 3 iron, with T on one end, weight 73 to 8 The per pair Twisted or straight ..--•.; linkpair of Breast Chains, 22 . nches long, 14 Attilliiiirthrifoot., of No 3 iron .Twisted Wide, Twolleek Straps, 8 buckl feet 1 inch long, 2 1 4 inches with W, inch e Two Nook Chains, 4 feet 0 inches long, 14 links to thetoOt. Zlo 4 iron, T and loop to be riveted on to therisak strap Twisted One addle, made nn Attakapas tree, head, gul let and cantle, ironed, covered in the usual way with half-tanned horsehide; lisps 20 inches long, 18 Inches wide; surcingle 7 tees 3 inchces long, *ittiches wide, with 2 1 4 inch buckle on one end, to be fastened to the saddle by being riveted to two curved straps, IX inch wide; those straps are placed one on each side of the saddle-tree, one end la tied to the front part of the bar, to other end to.the ext.nidoiroFthe bar behind the cantle, Bpaniah saddle fashion; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 inches long, 1l inch wide, with 1.k.,' inch buckle; stirrups, malleable Iron, tinned, bolt eye pattern, to weigh 144 Ms to a doyen pair LEAD . . Two Gollars,l7 to 18 inches long,ertade the same as for wheel harness Two plan of Eames to suit, of IMMO malen al as for wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast rings and line rings with straps as in wheel har rteelq Two Bridles, the same as for wheel harness Two Neck &rape and Chains, the same as for wheel harness Two Belly Bands, the same as for wheel Harness Two pair Chain Pipies, Two pair 1 race Ohki OP, " Two ( *nipper and Hip Straps Back strap ö feet long,wpering from 34 caches to 2% =hes aide HIP Straps; 'smell 2 feet 4 inches song, 1% inch wideieseb with a hook at one end Two Back Bands, 8 feet 4 inches long, 234 inches wide • • Tiro O into Harting&lea, 4 feet long, 1! , (, inch wide, to buckl the bit One Coupling Strap, 5 feet 6 inches long, inch wide - One Check Rein, 4 fes.t long, 1 inch wide to hachiektto-thelritst each end, with a ring sewed in the centre to receive the lead line One Ledid Litie,•2l feet lottg, 34 inches wide, with buckle at oneend and-an B Men loop at the other One' Whip, heavy plated horsehide, 6 feet 6 inchces/ong One Horse Brush, Ovid of bristles —l , y—tuebes One Curry Combe, No It4W---.6 bar The whole to be packed in a box about inches 17 inches deep, 34 inches long, made of I inslLopered, wood hoops ur iron, as many red ' Four Horse Harness, as follows, to wit -EL ,Two nreech E strap., 3 feet h inches long, 8% 'niches wide, stewed in 4.incl, zings of einem 4 feet leing,,,3 inches wide; stay pteces , S feet 2 inches 10ng.3 inches with 1% inch blleklee; cross strape to buckle into stay pieties 6Tbat Ling, 1% inch wide; side straps 1 feet 6 inotes long; . 1 , ).5 inch wide; tie straps 11 inches Aceitt,.Y. t ineh wide, tapering to a point Tiro Belly Bands Long side 2 feet 4 inches long, 2 inches wide, with a. 2 .inich Deckle; short side I foot 6 ins.tiestori,g and 2 inehes wide Two gatr.'Coliars, 22 to 28 inches long, with :dOttble straps and" safeleathers and buckles 71; inch Wlclo,. Two pair of strong Flames to suit, made of white tedurnowronad-withimxika r breast rings 1% inch squat's, idapiee and line rings Two ptdi Eairib Strap!t„ . Lower ono 1 feet 6 inches long, % inch wide, upper one . 4 feet n inches long. jtinch wide; of alum tanned leather Two Bridles Crown „piece 2 feet 2 inch( e long, ly 4 Inch wide; cheek pieces each lu inches long, IW,, inch wide; front piece 12% inches long, I% nob wide; staypieces, from blinds to crown pieces, 18 inches long, 1% inch wide; nose piece 12 inches long. 1 inch wide; blinds inches long, 6 inches wide; relna, long Bide 4 feet 2 inches long, 1 inch wade; shciri side 2 feet long, 1 inch wide, with 1 inch buckle; bits, tinned mullen, to weigh 5 lbs the dozen Two pair Chain Pipes, 2 feet 0 aeries long, 2% inches wide Two pair Trace Chains, 7 feet long. 14 links to the foot, of No 2,tron, twisted or straight, with T onxnnetedonpighteibi per Fair' Thitiopsdr Bread Chains; 28 inches long, 14 links to the foot, of No 2 iron, twisted Two Neck Straps, 8 feet 6 inches long, 2% inches wide, with 2% inch buckle Two heck Chains, 4 feet 6 inches long, 14 nuke to the foot, twisted No 4 iron, T and loop to be riv eted on to the ilbeksitrap, swivel in the °train One Saddle, made on A ttakapas tree, head, gullet and cantle ironed, covered in the usual way with half tanned . horse bide ; lisps 20 inches long, 16 inches wide, eurcing , e 7 feet 5 inches long, 2% inches wide, with a :44 inch buckle on one end, to be fastened to the saddle by being riveted to two cursed straps, 1% inch wide; these straps are placed one on each of tree; on end is tied-to-the front side part of the th sa e b ddle ar, the other e end to the extension of the bar behind the cantle, Spanish 'addle fashion ; stirrup leathers 4 feet 7 JectieS long,lsttinch wide, with inch buckle; stirrups, malleable iron, tinned, bolt eye pettern, to weigh 18% pounds to a' dozen pair. LEAD. Two Bridles, same as for wheel harness 'lvo as forwheel Collars,harness 20 to 22 inches long, made the same Two pair of Eames to suit, of the same material as for wheel harness, ironed; with hooks, breast rings and line rings, with straps as in wheel har ness Two Neck Straps and Chains, same as for whee harness Two Belly Banda, same as for wheel harness Two pair Chain Pipes, same as (or wheel harness Two part Trace Chains, some as (or wheel har fleas Two Cruppers and Bip Strap., Back Strap 6 feet long, tapering from 8;4 Inches to 23,6 inches wide B „ l . l .w ittraps with buckles each 2 feet 8 inchea long, 1 , inch wide, with wrought hooks o Back Bands, 8 feet 7 inches long, 3% inches 'l'wo Martingales, 4 feet long 114 inch wide, to buckle into the bit wide One Coupling Strap, 6 feet 0 inches long, X, inch One Cheek Rem, 4 feet 1 Web long, 1 inch wide, to buckle into the bit at each endvvith a ring sewed in the centreto receive the lead line One Lead Line, 21 feet long, 1 4 inch wide, with a buckle at one act' and act i nob loop at the other One Whip, heavy plated borne hide, 6 feet t inches /ong on° . Horse Brush, oval, of brislles, by Wolfe. One Curry Comb, No - T22-8 bar Thewhole to be packed inn box about 21 inches wide,4B.inettes deep, 84 inches long, made of 1 Inch atnif, oeopered, wood hoops or iron, as may be itiqurred ThetietiOle to be made of the .best material, sew- Inittebbeniade with good-waxed thread, and sub. i t eltiptinispeation auring the process of nun:it/lac- Alsohihein Whimsidi-hbrie lumen Is required, the lead ciao Itectisai harass, neck:straps, brolly-bands, chalegortnee-chein, crupper and hip straps, hack ithd coupling scrape are doubled; one bearia l Lehop feet long, /4 /inks to the foot, of No 4 ison; , with it Ton each end added ; and lead hne to be 80 beet long The whole/who made- of - the best material; sew ing to be made with good waxed thread,andsubject to impaction daring the process of manufacture • and abeserintri-flhiebed • When six mule harness•ll4l , required, , the lead collars, bridles, tames, neck-straps, belly.bamis, chataitpea, traoe•chaina, cropper and hip-strape, beck-bands and coupling wraps are doubled; one 41feetiong .14 linkatiktheldot,ot No *Now on each end added: End lead line to be 28 fcet Jong '4 1 1.11 - alto be seeelved for making and gtittgaiwrona, for two or four mule or horse teturit splicififietion of which will be' hereetjer forniabed:_ 4,Poneeifid r 4i karmitee will be Au be atted upochapightettorealt elbec,and none will oonmdefed that do not conform thereto flia§VgrelFlPsemilill ancl forAei United edirtig'atiy' likopoSal t iM may be deemed t ptoix =o.ll d ri*CieftlifirAtil on the envelope enclosing them: 4 Proposala for furniphin Army Wair o f.RO,AM)l444=and'il lfior Aubmftm... c ..„ _ .. .. _ ,• _. """' i't --': '. - I, BBS._—Wearepte. ed "to fit;,.up refiners with. the neeessarY ~.; . 1 ! i• .; . , fie, uk th - eateinistiOnmeet • 4:,44 4a . • ." - 21 i l art l iP 4ta41 18 E 1 1" 6 1. Thr ilb . 6h ar work- I t Id, -- 4 -the following : re ... fipers it high*tt, Itoterti3,Willibmon fi - Co., Partetl4 .r6bit:E M„ ;MO .' & Pcr., - "Rad liPlmhi e rclar Asqliddent c ‘ 4 • John *V. ~ Bell 41 cp,,, , •-' .:"Abikkohd-acipii • Roberts, Go 4 ~., 40941111z#• 4 i e4 . uo r: altf if & kati,Eßß, , , 18%5- , •-•• • , Oil Wood etreet: • 1 ~• . _ . a §4O '- iIfFAX-- - ' ...- " { - : '. .. ' F'in .". ' ' ,-. ' jirCiMOrhAdV ltr; th.... ih. :. '' H •1!;f, rol,4*(lZa 7 . o ttrerii ' iiidiOi sale au3 Nos. - 5i alit 128 Meeet: . ~.. ..: Y-...:,. '4U II tPER ARRASGENENT. 186 L Eignar - ANIJIROf 4UINS. Penrisilireida tentratf: l9W Beilro 14. ON AND AFTER-ItONDAT:;AINE HE THROUGH r if MAIN. leavis the kPlmengeifitationlYeryAttagiw, (except, dunday,) at 6:80 a. tit° at all n iar stations, connecting at with ixams direct for Baltimore, and arrivingat inladelphia THE rktROUGH EXPRESS Vit . ,BWitiaTes daily ski= a. m, stopping only at principal stations, makmg direct connection at Harrisburg for Hilt' more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore at 6:00 a. in. THE FAST LINE leaveS the 'station daily, (ex cep' Sunday,)M 4:00 p.m., stopping only at Greens urg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Wilmere, Gallitsen, Altoonaoto, and arriving in Philadelphia at 10:00 64M; ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. THE J OHNIAMMAIXVIISIODATION TRAIN leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 2:80 pm, atopp Ping ail stations and as far as Cn FIRST ACCOMMODATI N TRAIN o fonill's station leaves_dailmancept at "0 a. m. SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's tioAMeaves daily, (except Stinday,) at Ild* a. in. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall's station leaves daily (except Sunday,) at 4:10 p. m. FOURTH ACCOIMODATION '1 RAIN for Wall's station leaves daily (once t Stuiday,)at 0:28 p. m. RETURNING TRAINti arrive hi Pittsburgh as foitowsi—Express, llthO a m; Mail, p. m; Faat Line 12:20 a. m Johnstown Accommodation, 1046 a. ; Firm Wall's station Accommodation, 0:80 a. second Wall's station Accommodation. &SO a. in • third Wall's station Accommodation, Lib p. in.; fourth Well's station Accommodation, &lb p. m. Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, connect at Blairsville Intersection with Johnstown Aoeommo dation, Fa press, and Mail Trains East and West, and with Fast Freight East. PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLEIVILLETRAINS !topping at all stations on the Pittsburgh and Cert. a e ,., wife Road, leave daily, (iitunilily excepteci,) as follows.---Mail Train, 640 a. in.; Extrais Train, 4:10 p. m. Peiurning Trains from Pints and Oon nellaville Road arrive at Pittsburgh 10- a. in. and &lb p. m The raveling public will find it greatly to their interest, in going East or West, to travel by the Pennsylvania Railroad,'ga the accommodations now offered cannot be =pasted on any route. The Road Is ballasted with - stone and Is entirely free from dust. We can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who may favor this R oad with their patronage, Er TO NEW YORR-....512 SI%) BALTI24ORE V 60 LADELPRLA 10 00 LANCASTER 866 RARRIBB , $7 46. e checked to all etattons on the Permerl Ta i tu la irU 4 lroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York Passengers purat•'ng tickets in Cara will be charged an excess according to distance traveled in addition to the station rates, except from stations where the Company has no agent. NOTICE—In case of loss, the Comm:ly will hold themselves responsible for personal be gage only, and for an an ,nnt not exceeding $lOO. N. .73,—fhe KureWar Omnibus Line has been employed to convey passengers and baggag to and from the depot, at a not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger and For tickets apply to . WART. Agt., At the Penn's R. R. Passenger Stadon, JeU On Liberty and Grant streets. 1881. THE 1881 FITTBBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO - RAILROAD, TO ILL POINTS IN THE SOUTH, WEST, AND NORTH WEST. SIMMER ARRAN6ERIENTI TIME to Cincinnati as quick, and to Indianapolis, Bt. Louts suid Chicago quicker, than by any other route MIWAIID TRAIN& FABT MAIL LINE--Leaves Pittsburgh Mb A. Arrives at Cresthno....— 8.00 a. w. Making close connections with Bellarontaine and Cleveland, Columbus A Cincinnati Roads. Arriving at Chicago at 7.00 p m. N. B.—Trio time to Cincinnati is the same as by Steubenville. !Trans on both Roads meet at Comm bus, and passengers allgo into Cincinnati together. TlLLlN—Laaves Pittsburgh 12.10 r a. Arrives at Crestline lilt, e n Making close connections as above. Amviug a: Chicago at &it a. in. Nati.—The ume to Cincinnati is the same as by Statmenviile. Trains cm both Roads meat at Col. um bus, an/ passengers all go into Chnonnati to: ether. -looping Cars on thin tram from Pittabargh to Cincinnati. to Inchanapcdis and to Chicago. Trains throujaMaio.-wo wi thottt oh tuige of Cars. ARD TRAIN& /Aare Chicago, 7.30 A. IL and 8.00 P. a. Arriving at Lints, 226 P. a. and am a. K. °crusading with Latins for Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving at Crest line, 6.00 r. u. and 0.06 A. u. , Connecting with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Buffalo and the East. and arriving at FlUsburg/s, ILB6 A. and 8.20 P.n. All waking close connections with Pennsylvania Railroad trains for the Eastern cities, via Allentown and Philadelphia. AI.XX.MiIdODATION TRAINtS—Frons Federal at. Allegheny, Tor New Brighton, 10.00 a.. ii,and 4.30 P. IL Arrive at " " 1120 " 8.18 " Leave New Brighton, 820 k 1.00 " Arrive in Allegheny, 8.10 " " 2.30 Allegheny and 'Economy Accommodation Trains. Leate Allegheny, 7.284.- a., and at Economy at 826 a. lg.; leaves Allegheny at 12.38 P. a. and 010 P. arrive at Economy at LW P. a. and 7.20 P. st.; leave Economy at 0.40 a. m., and 4.22 p, m., and arrive in Allegheny at 11.05 a. m. and 6.30 p. in. MARKET TRAlN.—boaves Massillon 6.0 e 9. in. leaves Alliance at LH a. a. and writes la Allegheny at 00 a. it; leaves Allegheny at 3.06 P. Alliance at 8.00 P. u., stopping at all stations for passengers and marketing, arrives at Massillon, 9.00 p. in. Tickets will be sold for these trains ai reduced rates. I Trough trains connect as follows : bAt Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and Pitts ' ingo Railroad. At Orvill Ogg e, Oleo, to and from Millersburg, Akron, ). FII4 etc. At Manifold, Ohdo,fca Mount Vernon, Shelby, Saar dusky Toledo, Detroit, etc. Lt Crestibuv, for Delaware, 8 Columbia, Olneinnah, Xenia, Dayton,l polls, St. Louis, Landsvitle, eta. AC Forest, ior tringlield, Sandusky, Dayton, Mi. cis nati, ete., e At Lima, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati, etc. etc. At Fort Wayne , for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., St. Louis, and intermediate ports in Central Indiana and At .Plymonth for Laporte. At. Wombat 'for all points on the New Albany and Belem Railroad. And at Chicago, with trnine for all points in Illinois, lowa, WiSCOABIO and Minnesota: Por Wither information and through 'tickets apply to J. STEWART, Ticket :ietiop, A Cuirgh. effloubut PARKIN ... aIai! t ,V fore Through Tickets i i .24 7. .a of the Company on the line of the raid, to all parts of the United States. EL 0: HATh'EWA.Y - jell General Passenger Agent. Pittsbtergb. CHANGE OF TIME--SUMMER ARRANGEMENT CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. 9N AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10- 1801 trains will tears the Depot of the Penn ania Rally:l o in Pittsburgh, as follows : PITT&BURCAR,_COLUMBUS - AND OINCINNAT/ SHORT LIRA VIA STRURIZTV7I duNo change of cue between Pittsburgh and Our cal. LAM Arrives Arrives Arrives Pitt migh, at Columbus, at Cinciru:utti, at BE. touts. 1212 A. L 1138 A. L 4Z) 1110 P. a. 2,00 A, in.: This route le snorter to Cfmcinnati, Oolturibus and all points South, than any other nate s. Splendid sleeping can attached to all Night Train PITTSBURGH AND WHEEL/2M LINE. Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Ar. at Pitteb'gh, Rochester,Wellaville, g. 12116 A. M. LIKI a. M t. 67 a. L 103 A. at. Lit 7 a. a. 6::05P.L Tab .11,1114. it. 9:20P.L low P. * 1110 A. L 1:15 A.A. Ida PaL 810 A.. 84 440 A. it. 4:00 P. X ii:ls P. Y. &25 P. M. • The 1135 A. • is. and 1150 r. x.Trains connect with Trains of C. O. R. R. for Zanesville, Lancaster, &a. Trio 4.110 ea. Train stops at all stations between Rochester and Wellsville. PITTSBURGH a CLEVELAND LINE. Loaves • Leaves Pitteburgh. Cleveland. Lt 35 A 110 A. a. r. N. 040 Y. X. The 1135 a. in. train connects at Bayard for New Phihuielphia and stations on the Thar-ammo as Passenger desiring to go to Stindus, To. iedo, Mime, or. potato Wein, idaeltivetand ky , maid be_partiar to ask for tioketa via Cl/eveland. Through Thikete cal be procured at the Lib. erty Street 'Depot, Pittsburgh: &STEWART, 'Ticket Agent, For further particulars apply to WILLIAM STEWART, Agent. At the Company's Office in Freht Station. Penn street, F. R. MYERS, Gen'l Ticket Agent Sleveland, Ohio. FJlly_ ROUTE VIA RIVER AND _AMROAD: 0V13 1 4180U8 0 Oinalunatt B. B. , i nl i tios .. is with . Terre Home, 1 • C d c =fttl Auer i, A ItaikomA to SU Louis ind fafeyetta dial • _...', . 1 , ..., New Alban, and ilaa,=dlflchboartfart , &rade; for 0.1110•60, maw, MALIN: !,, And all intnnandi' = ...nits's .. ,t =fig 4/PI24IAANAPOLIEs, MBE gAttrUir t : 1 4 •• &MOW- ~ niiti F lV, l =. ''.f," '. ; . , Th ' irtrii, utfa repor other mote by - tw... .."."' .. . dlik ldi lutes. The only . . to/which *4 Erwin hem Onclunatf to 44, $4,,,,,wAtb . p ibreskingugh :,-coeuggninmsts made to 4E) 4 3121102114tadd r 4; ,cronctien* or W. K OIPTTANS Went lartft renceburg4 writ recei ve- prompt atlentionllo., n° charge for eoroddledom ent diens for itilVigii Oti . ' - ' enerstarzionertimerenoryortr. t Fer faritterinfto= . appty to.42IO)OFRATIf GAN,VZ'ater t,) agent of the Commy, who to r , viiim,,,, ,Racions for e. =1,,,, _fed& In 'llfirre Haute, 64 e) yummy, Parn, Greenoactut. Onterferda T w o , charjoidoo, MIA aadldattoon, /W., ix. R. IF, WWI, President, 401111 N. OBECE.Glanaral Freight Agent. mpg REMOVAL. PPM PESEEMITAKA SALT MAN inisetidegootiputyhalivraricivid the ofti ble • : &d i * SIEWPASAreeis _ Seems jlireemllk Alm*Mhos all xe , deep be noshed, Waded b' eeßlialt lilEa 04 MTh Meet, Indemnity Against Loan by Fire. IIIEV-4.IIIOIXLIZT FIRE -DIEU - B.A.NOE COMPANY OF 1 3 /11LADRLPELL No. 4815 and 487 CIODBTNUT STREET, near Fi k i •. ,Ilaresmium cm -Am 14u, Ja637 , 1;p8t, dBOO. Ablithed"Eggrecabty to An Act or nem*, Vast Mortgages,ampty 5eeured.—......41,64898 88 Real Estate, (present value 8:103,813 61,) cost...» ' 102,9136 26 Temporary Loans on ample Collateral Securities 89,135 56 Stocks, (present value (888,887 72,) cost.. 89,788 86 Notes and Bills Receivable-- ..... .......• 1,821 00 Cash ••• 27,919 38 $2,208061 68 The only profits from premiums which this com party can divide by' law, are from risks which have been determined. Insurances made on every description of Prop erty, in Town and Country at rates as low as are con• sistent with security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty years, they have_ losses by Fire, to en amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby afford ing evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities. Losses paid during the year 1869, 582483 18. DISDCITOHEI. Chitties W. Brawler, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown, Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea, Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale, George W. Richarcts, George Fakirs,* CHAS. N. BANMT,R, Preidert. EDWARD C DALE, Vice Presidern. WM. A. STE EL, Secretary pro tem. J. GARDNER COFFLN, Agent, mylti Northeast cor Third and Wood streets. Western Insurance Company, OF PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DAEBIE, President; F. M. GORDON, Se Capt R. D. COCHRAN, Gaul Agent.cretary No. 92 Water up staira,) Pittsburg street, (Bpang & Co.'s Warehouse, h. Will Inure against all kinds of FIRE aztt MA RINE RISKS. -- A Home Institution managed by Directors who are well known in theaommunity, and who are de. tern:lined, by promptness and liberality, to main tain the character which they hate assumed, as of ering the best protection to those who desire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER MI, 1860. Stock Accounts ..... 63,000 00 Mortgsga 2,180 00 Oftice furniture 250 00 Open Accounts, etc 7,809 43 Civh 18,351 SP9 Premium Notes_ 27,605 20 Notes sad bills di5c0unted..........174,078 14 DIRSOTOBB. George Jaime, R. Miller, Jr., Eieor go W. jack*on, James ld'A.uley, Nathaniel Helmet ' Alexander Ninnek, Wm E. Smith, ghat. W. Ricketson, Andrew Ackley, Win. IllcHnight, Alexander Speer, Darld M. Long, P.ees J. normal rayll _______ PHIL.ADELESLA. FIRE AND LIFE 11 1 1817BANCE COMEPT • NO. 149 CESNUT STREET, oppo.••• th H e C town, ova se, Capital $2 1 0,100---.Aasets $304,0118. li t T ILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN every description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates of premium. ROBERT P. KING, President, M. W. BALDWIN, Vice Pres:dr:at, 1)1 RECTORS : Mules Reyes, E. R. Cope, E. B. English, George W. Brown, P. E. Savery, Joseph S. Paul, • Eiberman, John Clayton, J.M E. Witor, F. Rucisusai, Secretary. J. G. COF FI N, Agent, Ccrner Tturd end Wood streets T A EN I E.S UI a I iNA P RI /b 9.1 ( . 5 1 J I MR " SALM ecrew7. IitwILKY. President. unice, Cor. of Market and Water ti e. insures against .Lose and Damage in the tinvi,gn tinn nt the Northern and Western itiver , i, I.sirsa, and Hay OWN and the Natl. gation of the Sess. Insure' against. Loos and Dansage by Fire. nuismoas : Bagaiey, Bon. 'l. M. Howe, Jan. M. Coo per, Jas. Park, Jr., C. tug, S. liarkau R. P. Jones, H. C. Young, J. Caldwel , Friuiets Sellers, B. M. liter, John S. Dilworth, John lihipton, liarehty Preston. Wm. li.Johnriton. mtaelydh, FIRE INSURANCE. Tlie:Enlrrprise Insurance Co., Ole 1411 U DELPHIA Luke Th. en PT One, Pive, Seven J'arr I'er Ili,/1111 Holmes A Co, :: Cope sti..l A Co, James B . Lyon 03.., Hon. Thea. 3f. Bore, William r 3 Laritly & Cn., James Avenel!, P.x.i Al len Kramer, ticorso 8 1:17b.n & Co.. MclJroy k Co, Wagon, t..%rr A CV., .1.21t1 I . A Co., Jacob Painter & Co, Bailey, brown & Co. DAHIANtitOIi a IiLACKBTOCK. &genie, apleiam /Mew, Bank Kriel, No. 3 7 Fifth t- FIRE INSURANCE BY THE Reliance Mutual Insuranee Company, Of Philadelphia, On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Mer. chandize, Furniture, &c., in town or country. Cash Capital, $229,510 CO. Assets., saoa,sos 96. OFFICE NO. 808 WALNUT STREET. Invested as follows, via : First Mortgage on Improvod City Property, worth double the amount. 1106,600 00 Ground rent, first class 2,40 50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 ip cent. Mc nn z i =Loans, 230,0% c05t.............. 37,000 00 oity,llper cent loan-- 4 000 DO Allen Rat cent. Pennsyl vania Railroad 10,000 00 Collateral loans, well iseoured.-.....---- '2,600 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad a company, mortgage 10an...... 4, 4,000 00 lviud Raftroadeompany Mock— 000 00 ilt Theininsi othcorßeliance Mutual Insurance C 0... 24,850 00 , I:ziz, Btocirof Fire Insurance Co ... 1,060 00 Stock of M. B. Insurance Co . .... 700 00 Commercial 'flo 6,135 01 Mechanioedo .. ... ..- 2,012 60 Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip. .—.. ..... ... -... , 160 00 Bills Receivable, business paper..-........ 16,297 18 Book Accounts, accrued interest, et 0...... 6,216 72 Cash on hand and In in hands of agents- 11,886 16 8 Pti CLEM TINGLEY, Pres s3o3,6o idet. 1 , 1112070115. Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispham, William It. Thempson, Robert Steen, Frederik Brown, William Musser, Cornelius Stevenson, Benjamin W. Tingley, John R. Worrel, Marshall Rill, R. L. Carson, Z. Lothroo, Robert Toland, (aeries Veland, Frederica Lennig Jacob T. Bunting, Charles S. Wood, Banta Bowen, James S. Woodward, • John Ewell, Pitts. B. M. HUNG nW.AN Secretary. r ei A lIMI BR 00141.1 t, Agent, myl6 Northeast corner Third and Wood streets. file Mutual Lifelnsurance Co OM NEW YORK. F. RATCHFORD STARR, Agent, 400 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA aILI fx , BUSINESSOF THIS COMPANY , is conducted on the ritvi.-nt principle, in the at Alidise ol the term—the entire surplus, deriucmiunmessary =pones alone, being equitably divideil among the assured. Receipts ti for the year ending 81st January, $1,639,676 T. Assets Over Seven and a Quarter Million of Dollars. Cash on hand and in Bank..s 120 060 39 Bonds and Mortgages 6,424:9 12 United States Stocks 357,932 60 Real Estate. 40,239 13 Due from Agents. 20,4bb co --;---...40,989,856 74 Addilnterest accrued; but not yott due,. 80,000 00 Deferred premiums, (estimated), —lBBOOO 00 Premiums in course of transmission— 33 ,13 2 38 , ruary 1,1861 ...... ....87,M7,989 12 Rates of premium tower, and profits greater than in most other Companies. Tax PEUROBTION or Wan Amara to the amount at risk a_ ,greater than that of any other Life lnsu- Jamilie Company in the United litatea. Pamphlets anti every requisite information will be famished free of expense on application, by letter or otherwise to DAILLIMUTONAIk ELAM:STOCK, ELltindßuth Street, Pitteburgh TuAwAR.v. • MUTUAL SAFETY ~ tdifivammscomPANY—LINCORPORATEp 1 ' ARE LEBIIMATURE OF- PENNBLVANL I :.: • GRAM; EL ,B. CORATEN TRIILD AND witisN'UTBTBERTS,PEUL,LamPIILLMASINE INSURANCES on Vessel's, Cargo and Freight, to all 4ight.szot Ake World. INLAND INBURaOM On, li Rivera, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car y -,40 a11 , .._ of the Union. FIRE OW on r..handine generally, on Stone r Dwelling Houses, *c. DEIROTOI4 , —Wm. Martin, Edmund A. Bonder,. 'ThebilbUtlß Paladin& John N. Penrose, John O. Lolvdof,lagilith WAII-ELre, s ienil 0- R a id s : viol. Nymph M. 'pr.elt,_M. Easton, `litett:ll Lit A Efttgll - crid&. _ . hstr•Rel layi Binifteritilifk,f,-.%aillok.lteMpaffaill: EaWfird 'Dertligleaoll Ali.ta • x'grocirei- I * 1111vaiit ThAtkif 16 " " ' , • Burton, ;Irv- Jacob P. 3onor„..llAWE B 11 . 14111 /* E.--, B r e, ' lan a "9! )l Ft,n. ~.. , P.. r4Pron. • 4. B. Bergeri dd. `•'. . , • - - Thogi,4l. ..ii, • ~ "ST 1.71441* : . ' --. I. Mggailkitlitgat.' No. 08 Water straritPlUaburgla. - Wl4. isTOT I .49-I:Var 1217.13L1C irIFFICE IA the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth stmt. new Wood. ivl.2 ALIESDIt. ..741XE8 Z. KM WOALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO., my= rd pennaviv R R. W. Perms= Gro. r. 17.100 PATTERSON & DAWSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS, Diamond Street, near Giant. jiduy PITTSBURGH, PA. 13. F. LUCA§. - - ATTORNEY AT LAW. °Mee. No. 72 Grant Street (Three doors below the Court Sousa) toy&ly Prnewason, Pa. L. BRAeIitNIIIDIGITE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Ogle*, No. lab Fourth St., PITTSBURGH, PA. SCOTT, DENTIS T •1 • Has removed to the house Wel> occupied by • Dr. W. A. WARD, itto. fd 7b Penn Street, (Booth side,) third door above Hand Aram. AP (Mae bouts from 9A. M. till IS P.M immttly JOSEPH ADAMS, DENTIST, Ho. VT Wylie Strost, Pittsburgh. flarrat•tor:—Dr. A. Ai. Pollook, D. D. Bruce, Esq., I) , Halloo]; Theodore Robbins, Russell Errett, Esq. my14:13, SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. SILL, has removed to 246 PENN e STREET, in the hours lormerly occupied LI Dr. G. H. Keyser, opposite Christ's Church.— He will give all the modern improvements. Teeth , inserted at various prices, atom $l5 to $62 per set. Ramazacti—Rev. W. il. Howard, Rey. hiarodel Fin ley, A. Bradley, A. G. M'Candless, iii. D., J. H. Hop kins, W. B. Vankirk, Dr. (eo. B. Heyser, W. Nun. Ica. Samuel au.l7:ly _ _ $263,2L1 76 DR. C. BAELZ, WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ALSO-AE/10T OF RAINBOW'S CELEBRATED TRUSS 1:I. 17 rr 17 It 321 S deLly MR. PENN AND WAYNE BTH. .1014 N M. ti[ .RKPATRItiK.. ..... bf ELLDN LAW PARTNERSHIP. Till; UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS day formed a c..,ptittarieratip in the practi e of the lAw„ TORN M. KIRKPATRICK, JUAN mE1.1,4)N, Pittehurgh, May ldtb, lIIKP ATI{ ICK & MELLON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, No. 133 Fourth IStract, five doore above Smithfield, Pittaborgh, Pa. jail-tt JAMES A. LUWRLE, Attorney at Law, Office, Fourth street, Pitta„be 'wean timitt field and Cherry Alley.lly EORG E S. SELD EN HA R rearmed THE PRACTICE OF LAW, may hereafter t, foand at ixn office, 122 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. fe2o ALIL, Surgeon Dentist, successor e L.) EL W. aiddlo, Pio. 144 Smithfield street. /fir Office hour from eight to I o'clock, itsid fruit., 2 to 5 o'clock. ft16:17 CUPPING AND LEECHING, SIR. & RS. 11/11812. t,S.. Teeth ex isectett, Hat, 0014 and Shover Rsthy aattkly F. BEBE, 177 Grant straw. Mil, (boa!, Otandles, EUREKA OIL COMPADJY, ---Or VENANGO COVNTV, PENNA., (CHARTSAND ERB/WARY IsT, 1861.) Uspttal ...... .... ............ ......—.....100,000. A. M. MARBHAI„ , Pres. H. F. DAVIS Sec, A. M. MArshAll, J,anas Forpier, .1. L. earn/wham. Oftier I 3 that of It. U. LtartN, City of A.l. , ghor.y, Pa. nth I &Gaul LA PM COAL OIL COPtII'AI4Y. BRESETON, JOHNSTON & WILKINS, 45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., Ur A VE A - LWAYS on hand a Fupenor quahq of I.I.IIIBIcATIN4 , iLLUMINAVNG sod COAL Also, LAMPS L,l every variety, Wholesale and R . ap/Ady _ Et. C. & BAWYER, / 114 .1=t6C1111.1139 OP LARD OIL, CANDLES, Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps, PI e. 4 4 f Wood Pittabutrgh, Pa NATROZIA OIL. MANUFACTURED BY PENNSYL im rude Ealt Manefa‘Maring Company CLEAR AND ODORLES6, and gearanteed unchangeable in color. "THIS ILLIJIdLNATOR. OF THE DAY" Constantly on hand and for sale by P. 8. M Co, at their new oaks, No. 24 Wood street, between First and Second street. mithliktf GO. CALHOUN. General Agent. A Y CORNER FOURTH AND ROSS STS., Pittacturgh, Pa., agent for the receipt and sale of CARBON OlLfil. Keeps constantly on hand, and is receiving heavy and light oils suitable for Lubricating and Refining purpWses, which will be sold low for cash and cash only. lIOTOGEN, COAL AND CARBON OIL LAMP STORE. I guarantee my COAL ANL) CARBON OIL To he the beet in thin market, and my styles of LAMPS are The latest and beet, and of every Tarlety. COAL OIL i 8 the most emnormeal and brilliant light known, and is entirely non•ezplosive. Wholesale dealers and country stores supplied with Coal or Carbon Oil, pure. and of the finest quality, at low pnces; also,. Lamps, Wieks and uhimneys. C. •I'HUMM, Nos. 10 and 12 Eifth street, below Market , my22-Iydaw In the Excelsior Omnibus Station. Nall NEW WALL PAPER STORE. BETWEEN Finn AND LIBERTY BTB. No. 107 Market street, MILE SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING ji anew and - large stock of CAPE i HANGINGS Embracing a complete assortment for Dweilings, Mores, Offices, Halls, Churches, to, to which he would respectlbily invite the attention of thePulN He, having an entire new stock of Rods recently purchased and now arriving. Those in want of now goods will find them by looking through our assortment. mar6ayd WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! The Largest:Assortment and Lowest Prices in Pittsburgh. Conic and el* WALTER - Pe, MARSHALL, Wood Street, Meat Fetirthy at the Old Stand,) Has for sale French, German and American FOR PARLO WALL PAPERS, RS, If AL IAAfBER CHURCHES, LODGES, ac 50,000 rolls at 1 2i ets. 50,000 rolls at 6,-8 and 10 ets. Winnow COMMII, MU BOARD Pima, Tama Coma, Crams, &a. Sor-Look for the Striped Front. The only place In town where a fall assortment of Wench papering kept. morn Sidemen. JAMES M. TAYLOR, ALDERMAN, OFFICE, 4il Penn Street, sth Ward CI 0 EGT 14148 . promptly made. Mtin i rl d l l wr i tZ=72 l te T t il h a:llll% PKobated.. &okay . . , .Ca&L , NUT CO - ;4148140K, &O F. theenttreormi• partners in: the Wil sed ßaUggYf WKAW , CO, t inan* popeyed tatartuutto oar Ajmer meant - 151nrood-the a:Mist:nit - 44 Pi :acid vittbaftt ;gnat- of MUT dlral SIAM mut tirrint Ogaden. Or dertraentat the 1 1'911! House of the ' antheWorit s. will hmatiagded to olth Coal , Woritgai&Ofiloe, Pro Pitts MAMM bu Pretro Jrgh AKID3 , one square above th Monongahela Bri Y dge M. . .a. it 1:) . TEETH! Ml= w. IL Igcliee. C. I..;,:nnger, er, &I Jos. R. lIIJGHES. A FULTON, BELL AND BRAs ti • FOUNDER, No. 70 til/ID Street; Pitts burgh, Pa., is prepared to fortush to order, CHURCH, STEAMBOAT, FACTORY 'AND OTH From 10 to'lo, EB 00 8E.14 poul4,OF AU. SIZES, 0 nds. CREME 13ELLS- made to order. STOP ANI GAUGE COCKS of all aizes, for Steauds,gui- MINERAL WATER PUMPS COUNTEJI KAI] INGS, and ever,v variety of Braas Castings tinishe In 1 40 nqatellt. Man.per. BIBBPI4B -- ANTI-ATTEITION METAL • PATENT MFAALLIC PACKING, fot Steam Engines. 11123N1.1 ryas ON WESTERN LANDS.--t Person esowt fazes, are rande in the .West, re,wieh l ci se r aatt e ri PaYment of Tax:tve"ht4!l‘422: S.CPTIEFIRTA4IOI{- - - • • '1111derliellt• oiirsismivEypto • i'99.l,re. AR: ‘„,"-IVOLVllikikidiereetl447, filet by ivriireisoiallihadiffereat kinds tnanultowm. Sharp's Four Shot Repeaters, Alltm's Seven do Smith Wesson's Seven fit Reptigionb For Nide by SOWN MIXT. IItaNIVETT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BRANDIES, CORDIALS, WINES, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, No. 120 Wood Street, fe22:6m Pittsburgh. Pa. - 401EIN WHOLESALE GROCER, —AND DRILLED IN— New Orleans Sugar and Molasses, FLOUIt, 11.1COAr, Rice, Cheese, Fish, 0118, &c., No. 311 Liberty Street, opposite Smithfield, PITTSBURGH, PERWA. A constant supplf of Prue Brandies and Wine Ohs own importation. always on hand. Also, 0 Mcnongahela Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey& apat:/yti S. 11. & C. P. MARKLE, - NEA.NUPAOTINIEB,I3 AND 1:).1E1A, C..M.11.8 IN 1111008, CAP, LETTLII, and all kinds 41.. NO. 57 f WOOD STREET to RAPP PER, rave removed from No. 3 &MU afield street, PITTSBURGH, PA, mouth or Trade Ica Rao. sp9 wumetx OAR & CO., Wholesale Grocers, WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c. IMPORTERS OF ALSO , Distillers and Dealers in FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY, 827 and 82 Liberty Street, fyituy PITTSBURGH, PA. WILLIAM CLAYTON, WHOLESALE 3. REIAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT, No. 3'7 Diamond Alley., N6sr Wcxxl Street, PITTSBURGH., PA. • AI svay 8 on hand Blackberry, Cherry and Gagnsw Brandies, laid Mon o ' Whisk Reclined nahle E. P. 1 9 11DD.LETON & BRO. IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES &e A LSO DEA.I.NItB IN Fine Old Wkiskies, NO, 6 NORTH FRONT STREET, •pl(k]yd PHILADELPHIA. grobarat aitd giegars. & D. RINEHART, ILUILIPLINERIZ MID 133 l3 ALL =CDS TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGABS, apally 1%0 120 WOOD EMMET. L VON ARNSTBAL, Whcia-cle and Retail licattr GEN En NE lIAVANA SEGARS, Virginia Chewing Tebateep WOOD STREET, ender t.he Si. Charles Hot& pelf PITTSBURGH. PA. W. Maw', Mlle •V. W. tf4Cllstson, Plusburgn MILLER ac RICILETSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS, un, maims ter SHAN HISS, WIRIER ASH SI:GALLS_ NOS. 3211 AND WRNER OF LIBERTY PNO ?SUOMI STREETS, 4.V1) 60L.S 4013 NT .0021 SWEABZE'S CITY S GLASS PITTSBURGH, PA. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, 4c., &e., Comes-lair on Hand. (mr2 Dagutman GLASGOW'S AMBRO TYE GA LLERY, FOURTH BTRRET ENTRANCE; To THOSE PARTIES' WANTING real Bne A mbrotypes at a moderate price, and all who hate been unable to obtain a goad likounsa eieewhere are respe“erfully solicited to call. Large variety of CX,Seri and frame) alwaya on hand. Prices moderate and eatiataction g - uarantoed. C. ((MASCO W, mylo 87 Fourth Eitreet, l'Utahrtro,h. PEOPLES'GALL ERY, 93 WOOD STREET, Corner of Diamond Alley. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES. PECTFULLY armounee to the citiaeuaof Pitts , burgh and vicinity, that he has leased the above Popular Gallery. and is prepared to take every roe suLy of Picture known to the Photopaigkio AA in Ls most perfect sty!ea, and at GREATLY CED PRICE & Important improvements have Leon added, rendering clue the mos desirable, eoooomical and pleasant location In the city myl A...TAWAY. grams. F. Raman- J. S. Rainza......lt. D. Rants (Late at Miller & Ricketson's.) REYMER It. :BROTHERS. (Successor to RR= a Atininaos.) Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CONFECTION KS ER , &Y, c. SUGARS, FIRE WOR No. an Wood at:, and No. 113 Second street, Opposite St Charh.s Hotel, PPTTSB 0 ROB KGALLEY7 Wholesale Grocers, Non. 18 and 20 Wt.m..l Street, .WM. R.11T13 - JO & R. RUNrER. WIN. H. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE GE 0 Eji 8 , 118 SECORD AIM 147 FIRST STREETS, PMsbiarifb. - UPHOLSTE No. 86 FourthStreet,near :Wood! THE 1513XtSCRIBERS MANUFM. tore and !deep constantly on hand every art:- In their line, via: Cornlce 'Ornaments, Cut tam goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, MattrasseeN all kinds; also the celebrated Patent Spring Bede All kinds of shades, Bliada• and Fiziareiv• • airitom*attettion swat to' all 'orders for At Ling sad laying downl,lllkrpete, Oft Clothe, &a. ectr lyd - FOBBRIIEI A EtORNICIL ty , ollo nail Billiard - Saloon. O.IIN •GANGWISCIf would remind • Ida old friends-and <4;tort;witers that h ent r ance to be Coundat his old stand, Apollo on Fourth street, He hae always on hand the bee quality of Niter beer, and in - connection with 01 hall, a well appointed billiardd saloon, with- goof tables, balls and ellen, Itsbeniber the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth at near Wood, entrance from Fourth UNDRIES.- IN bags Rio Coffee, 160 bb ki (oak,) N. 0. Molasses, 16 Ws Porto Rioo Sugar, 60 bbls Refined do 2$ " do Yellow do 500 boxes Window Wass, 25 Ws N. Y. 'Syrup, 16 10 hi a No. 8 Large Mackerel, ck) 10 tibia No. 2, medium do/t for wile b? W. If. 1 78 Seemed. indite Front shwa W TEA —asa p T A L FEB. O AB L E- L 'OR Cr vY Zl3. and fluidness Taxes and Water Rentain the city of Pittsbu gh, aro hereby notlbecktbattheabOve taxes and waier rents are now dna and payable at te _ _ City Treasurer% ©Bleu Fourth Ftrart . 410-On ail payment made before AUGUSTTEBEIT, a Inecounl, of lve Per Oen,. I'M be lowed. al- Between august tat and Bap ezdberlhb, a alaeoruat of Two Per Cent: Batikgin Oc tober LA and - November 14 addittoti will be made of amps; cent, and. , N a ovember - let: remaining unpaid will be put in the hanciageolliid ore, with a hlrther addition of five per cent; 143 WM. BlCffßAtillf; City-Treasurer. , . OAVEtP"ErreI O.4ILRPEITSI marAvE JUST °PERIM A SPLENDID Jul, assortment of Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes try, and Common Ingrain Carpeting& From 3 to 24feet,new designs and beautifttl_pa its_ ins, with al Kolas usually found in FIRST CLASS CARPET frPOREfil, and on as taTorable tame 'my othe.r.houss in the oily. mom' D. C. KNEELAND - . "WEEPS CONSTANTLY ON -RAND ARE =Atkin ,110#111' BOXES ,•• Is°, makes to order'pram.S.SVPANow.P.O.Eß BOXES, suitable for Rio% Day Goods: 411 ) of Eastern ricer. Corner Virg*. • ail et *IV- moon street, Watt tort' —over 004 serue Bank,,) - //its. burgh, Pa. Hjatt's Patent Illuminating Tiles. PITTSIEIORGA. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS HYATT'S CELBRITBD ILLUMINATING TRIM I'OR LIGHTING BASHMENTIEI, CIKr4;, LARK, AREAS, AND £OAL VAULT& We would respectfully solicit an ,OzaMiitation of samples, at our Warehouse, No. 150 Water litzeet; RDIKRBOW*4BILLIps i Odefor i man £ROT a mAptuutputerti, Notice.of OTIOE 18 HEREBY arvzs TEA the erstdpilstelyesdiiMerdifire A AM And EtWMGE A.. of city of Alleutieny, under the firm of BMOKO4 KELLY, was dissolved on the 22d of April, 1241: h 7 mutual consent BECKHAM & KNLLY. The business will be eiiried on at the old eitft d ett i e irlii t t r i t=ii i? ! ll 181, miestil;4, e 84 ....._G 1 E0RGE p,E.112,1,1. SOAP,- CANDLES AND , _,OLLS.,.. IA4O Ikgell, C 6OO o hita), °Um , . • n Sot* in r; - 2' 800 do Igo:; Pidm Map Biltid alb twig sop do Web* .; ::.dO - .I IIB BBIYV , 160 do Gorman do ;Mats, 260 do Friend to Wonsan soap 1111 Nil bite 1,000 do EiliasTiik and Toilet Soap.* dB/mint shoos and ekes. fOit_Boxes Dfiners'Onidles, 1,000 ime do- Itydantlie Pressed and Mould Candles for Bun r nee. 200 Boxes 40- 60 do Co. .. 20 do . -$ . do " &Vat - - 6 ri :Ser. 14,t 6 do : - 25 -idcr.l2 IUEIZI=II To'whom Inke Mt the ° otitur • OW ;t o FURNITURE ' AND ,. CHAIRS' AT .8. 33 . 111 :70331) , piztacrp8, JAMES W. WOODWELL9 Nos. 97 and 99 Third Street. • AND 111 FOURTH STREET, CONSISTING OF ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FaleS t matasza xis Hotels and Private Dwellings, Fultte cordemyrer= attended ed, to, ands the Steamboats sad Hotels alungbed st,shortniies. l Cabinet Martens supplied with - etery DAM" In the nisse URNITIIRL~ FOR full „ s 1 assortment of Pittsburgh mianufactrimi F F RNIREAU TURE, embracing • BU-XI BOON 0A8:103, ARDROBES Vnd every article needed in a W well furnished dwel.; ling, as well as a splendid assortment of , OFFICE PTERITIT.IISI Constantly on hand and made to alter - 4e the only terms on winch businessiglionsiatilthteetab. liehment is for OAREl,,,PrtplaroAlede.„ Persons in want of anything . in , za3 1./mm.llms would be advaateered - brtallln - at - - , F A ? No.„/OS eanithfleld.etreetibidew' J. D. Famnaten, Joni( M. maws dfdtaftud,, ST. FRANCIS' COI4INICi • Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers. THIS INSTITUTION, SITXTATED IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Perinqlie u foto - miles from Cresson Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pittebtiro; teas. chartered in 1858, with priviligee to. , ft , n the . usual Colic late Honors and Degrees. The locotion of the College is ope of themost 'healthy; In Pemosylvindit—tbis portion of the Allegheny Mountains being proverbial for its pure linter, bracing air, and picturesque scenery. . • The Sehclastie year comnibnees - the PIRST MONDAY alter the Illtb of , AUGUST. anit'evhda about the 28th of JUNE following. feAtirlgd into two Sessions. Students eannot return ce between the Sessions. All the Apperaink nary for Land Survict u nnglueerin& de., As, will be furnished by e tutionto the Bindfttet Instrumental and oval Rutile forms no extra charge. Studenterwill be admitted from eight year. to the age of manhood. Tatou—Board and Tuition, payable hall yparly in ad vance... ....... ....... goo Viashiniand uso of Bedding.... - 10 Classical and Modern Latqpiarsi on extra........ 29 Students spend Vacation at e 13ge...... 15 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Eirhop O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's, Lore oc tto, and-to other Clergymen otthe Pittsburgh Diese. THE WEST (MESTER ..AXACUEMY. AtT WESTCIIESTER, PA,,, WITHIN two hours ride from Philadelphia by. the iolvania Central or the Weal Obestiit And Railroad sill resume the-duties orthe'Sillefp,R TERM on the first day of MAY nett and--olotte on the Last day of September. Thellehool, therelore, is in session during .be SUJIMRRILONT.OB. pu p are rsosived at any'lame at wvertienimei eberges. The average number of te is 80, underlhe charge of nme Teachers. The French, German and epanisb languages are taught .0) . mar., moisten{ instrtickprs. For easel spar Wlif. F. WS.talt.Pritittipal, ap=nad:eod at eat Chester, Penmi. La lIIIISHIPELD, NO. 83 WOOD STREET: WILL THIS DAY OPEN TIME, SPRING IMPOBTATIOS OR gENTLEMENB DE W:4; 1 6%1ql 4: for novel ty and heieuty ofsteels, 4naioeuan. The TittoringDeparftent embraces all the neefliteries of - the 'aessorAthip ted to all dames anettrees. We ahallpay the same etrjet ettentierk: t the laylotafgetting zocitgap meets for which we hive always been renewed. Our prices are mode:raft. lEERWRIBLD_ NO. 83 WOOD T. CITY TAXES --FOR... SPRING SALES; W. D. & H. WCALLIUM, 87 Fourth Street, OIL CLOTHS FOR TEE SALE 07 4,4142Pw1t ~:`' wir ____ vincwil ~ o.oo4BgreehrrnerorThing, -4. -.--- :• r -,. igros lOW' - "PMMUien452ll7rA: g4i, Acc 'chat 136)63 • ittee, oP eegilidlik BMW' ..Sehlt - tee• Exchange on the Enatxtilk*T-Xeaulnt,?9con .ratan ikr torso* :A:4c Oollectiont Inaitetialb • • the United •Stntanc reguntatikeitetl4-4, =sent paper, Zio. Market street - -end Irotwuritunctaxtrilt. DOLLAR sar.r.resaigale--411 iso. els potrairn 6TRJ10211%5- ,rat ALB 12/121SiDza 26 481rea • nrElsr DAILY, from 9to re' 4 , also,. on Wednesday and SaWi&J , P ""rt. from May let to November istamm t0,9,13Mt; mid froMAMardifd laktidateY ratareriPir te dolock. Depoeita received of all mina net, p# Donut, and a dividend of the waits - declared a Sear, June Dommigerq - ,rol l Ybaen i ice declared atunionnoultyo "'Ante - anti smoemner since the Der * 7.1 143 Pqr al # 4 4o.4 o . o liookoz , I=4 not *am oqtja =Weir i t re d ie oft lie depositor as" Drumpal, and 146 mime interest m from thenrsCa• of June and De c ember, copounding twice ayear withouttmtl)a#P! pcsitor to call or evento present his piaptopk , ,i At Zia rates moms will. dia l ol4._inkvia to= yegrvinardni r brttreir a.grOttht - 410:410 Jinn uceateirtm. irurrttf,34. anApciks c o a4 . obarter, = ea tf o ßegigati m oe y: 6l-41 %445 11 !k,. grati*,. R l V l ertr ai l 9 ai ms9~.f~ . .1 Intieuenitq:',, ‘''• -'" - - • AiIEORSH 41.1411E1L -I- ,= - 1 - 1;•' A ,Ciall PWSPPITArI - l ivia v ' 4 Wfllbrox J. AzdfroOrt. - JikrOse 1111,LBorip , • i Assad*, ' Pim% I . - A‘lhl. Polblok;lf. .. Hopewell epburn, Robert robb, JamoitHerdinao r ,-a-=. James Sbldle, James Tx Holley,Alexander Madle, 41,1exander Brad*, , john„l4...Aliat John G. Bsekoren, •''• - peter - A.' ~. GOOIIO 'Hlsxl l 4 ,,, '' -, `JrAhrrit, Jodun.B. CanDeld v , uneeAßAllllka /Mhz& A. Gorier, John hhusball, -- ' Charlea.A. Oollon, .1, ~,, AWol*r P. 3 , alta WlllkurilAotiglis, .", .L -JohS Orr ! A;',s::-., John Emmy He L HilkAwids. John llohnee s , , ~• : , Jotorlamemoi Wilhanaid Hunker,- H*Y t eh••• ' ca . glioUrlder - --1430- . Peter H Willialn a i.HasrilOrte, Richard Ham - - - -,, qeisitAdjeto-' Wham la Lovel7r I. -“ahrhAtleotTe4.,...... er• • mom ,anosam p AKEIXTABX MD. ' "0-• • ' " rmr 41.'"1 rI. el Isio .........-- 'IIIEIVItir 'W. W * 'MO No. 100 azattgtOd,Aft.t.R,. Near the &flier atirdth is, • P PA. ,140NEY-iit Vantitles loaned on Gold mat J Ty eldend Silver-W*oom ewel m linds•of able artlelee,tor any lenlitref weed ob. The goods cannot be deliverativitli9damTVOANot seeottntable - tri chile - et' BM' • - 1040f508,Beru'efrout44.1“2/10 PAIL W. THE mW iev, ridi - millnt foluil(oilfitownikrernpuz. °Ter 2401000 e4. 3 54waT AI brachla everg7-41tralltipkjumiri ettetrig todfititethandothar,t ThitaikroSimitifoni*N. R. G..DIUR Ati CO.‘fardilitois. A. ARMSMONGAlaatuarni,.. sr Corner or Wood and 171 fUriliplibmwith, Pa. Establiehed New ItioAauww--3814 11ead , 019444 ~._ 75 _‘---_,- NEW YORE. .. N I 0 1 1Faik CO , Itranteh - onuovto ~. • -...•••• Paiebargeß43 DMA COfliitiga' of ~,: , --- 4 , 01 Thi n A Coebindanat4-ItV ritetltftrt., - "Tf • • B e Dmt*ein - lretreikit-Cnian ' 'fit Calf: '' ; . 7 . - B. a thin &Col atilsf unkwlea D4oo,_ilfititr 4 •., . , actuniVo;Voijleota*Ree 4a,airlablre• it :Gglfttbidleet 13L'Intrikft l i c , - rwli2*i_ ash. Title, .11 6 pun 4 030. ,-• ''• ' 1.- '; , ,,,5 - i ', • AillilOelii#o d i nCei;' ,.-- ',, '''' l :4 _ Bolden., B Rama & Ow ihdtimcm-iij - Do Pratt ilt ikttattetmlomtaratt.Sooi , - ".. _sj" 4l'llrelgtvillidekAlt ' TOrinliO t At. taun. Age oioncivilmia . a Collguido4' 5,*. a -i X0P.11.4.4a.i. z..4,:0zit0 - v xemte*A-BaNfAV4oo3es.Cor Mted abigl4, l4. - daily to su ro,,,,,Thje w i, • , CA:dieettonh latomptlik.httended tkr. itt, „pats of the United. States, Ant ,artuak,ftsesawok and Iteterennet fetynnirtjnoMitHewineett~ thi. whom the onion makes i=konktg , ,m - ' wait Loiters Kin,Ondingjonl4 algaZ aland• ink anti Inapectabtlitt iiireyouitteefts• ~ )(Won wilt 06,1riduitotuoi iiraiieu4An raptvra in: an applfention.a the tilike*'•„•%- ~,O, of' -:.;_ . -.44 it e .. ens awned ahOe. - • _L.,' '•unalMni' et 8., B .E - E„r,,,t A - gt-A. 114 PIiPTEI STILKET cit4A la i, BEAL ESTATE"AM ..4tvwg•r. PULAR O4T , ~., , NOTES, BOXIMieStORTGAGIVit and - other Been rhino. *pa„ . EXCELSIOR OLAIII3,NOIIp. WOLFE PLUNKETT4CO InAss'N'olvAmmtkfts, Dittrtra w N ike 1"041 Stree‘Onetkitiritt Pittistrargis. w = au t , f÷ , Prmm".l l M.. WM- 1 . ictIVICIN'et RAMS ino l & .. 1 1- S. BURGH CITY GLA2B WOZtaer-. Waratuntaak •Water atree4 and: f 4 ifirstaVatistearglt. Pah Otto r . 41borif bbloir -1110 ,-Metra* Manufacturers of Pittsburgh City indOtfillaaa Druggtsta' Glass -Ware and Anterlionitsur Shwa, for parlor windows, churches ltritr'rdlic .Dissonitioni-5*71 ..p. .inifE:&buttAffit#;:, fore eziednir biiiiveen'4o l rafe HENRY '4044, We ,T,At is thls y (thumbed u g aga. • The business • of the -late, HENRY MINER, who is onchcirisnAlfik O 'firm's name iniipMation; -• • A ••,-, ciE e , .. ns,yil, July46that itt, Adrtiltr-V • - OIL lIENRY MINER, • -. 4 " :- • t4llll r " ' mh.MR, Wholesale,and Retail c BOOKELitin, 6TATIoNici & NiUmummiti biog.,' and 73 priTH&TREET. 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